I'm sure most of you are familiar with Neil Strauss' book titled "The Game". It encompasses stories told by master DJs like Style, Mystery etc.
I've felt some concern towards this kind of book, and maybe some of you agree with me on this. But don't you feel that since this book's become a best-selling book now that the knowledge we have is going to begin to lose it's value? I always felt like it was cool to have exclusive knowledge that most people didn't. Now it's being exposed to a larger group of people around North America and around the world. Women will learn about it more, as will men. The knowledge of playing "The Game" is being exposed to more people. A lot of exclusivity is lost.
What does this all mean for us in the long-run, is what I'm basically trying to get at.
I've felt some concern towards this kind of book, and maybe some of you agree with me on this. But don't you feel that since this book's become a best-selling book now that the knowledge we have is going to begin to lose it's value? I always felt like it was cool to have exclusive knowledge that most people didn't. Now it's being exposed to a larger group of people around North America and around the world. Women will learn about it more, as will men. The knowledge of playing "The Game" is being exposed to more people. A lot of exclusivity is lost.
What does this all mean for us in the long-run, is what I'm basically trying to get at.